The Object of the
Game-
The first person to
tag his or her opponent seven times - WINS!
Playing the Game-
Just
point and shoot.
TinyTag unit has one button. To start the game, push the
green button. The red light will flash and you will hear a laser
sound.
Turn
on the second device. Now that both devices
are activated point them and begin firing.
Keeping
Score-
Each
time you are hit a green light will flash and you will hear James'
voice say something
like "Bummer." Each additional hit advances the green light.
The green light "Blinks" to show you how many times
you've been hit. Be careful, if you get seven hits
against you, your device will say "Loser".
Turning
the Device Off - TinyTag does not have an off switch. If
you leave the unit alone for 3 minutes and do not touch the firing
button the device will go off by itself.
Tips and Tricks -
The
TinyTag works best indoors or in low light or even better at
night.
Rapid
Fire - There is no rapid fire. The firing button is set-up so that holding it down
will not cause it to fire any faster. You will need to push it
each time you shoot at your opponent.
Bounce
Shots - You can shoot around corners by using you hand as a mirror
and bouncing the signal off your palm. Try it off a wall.
Channel
Turners - Yes, you can even use a channel turner to hit a TinyTag
unit. TinyTag uses the same infrared technology as a channel
turner - so it's safe.
Distance-
When
used indoors, the units have been known to fire over to 65 feet.
You have to have a steady hand and good aim to hit that distance.
Under normal playing conditions, you can "Spray" your
opponent with a 10 foot circle of infrared light at about 30 feet.
You don't have to be perfect, just make sure both units are facing
each other when you fire.
Batteries-
Adult
supervision is required for changing the batteries.
Each TinyTag uses two CR-2032 button cell batteries.
Remove the screws from the back on the unit and carefully remove
the batteries.
When
installing the new batteries, be mindful not to touch the
batteries except on their edges. Also, be mindful, that if the
batteries touch each other the wrong way, they can short out. When
installing, stack the batteries "+" side down from the green
printed circuit board. Do not mix old and new batteries, alkaline
and lithium, rechargeable and standard.
Troubleshooting-
A
light stays on - If any light on the TinyTag devices stays
on, the device has probably locked up due to a low battery. To reset the device, push the reset button on the
backside. When the volume starts getting low and lights lock up, your batteries
are probably low and will need replacing.
No
lights or sound - The batteries are dead. Time to purchase new
ones.
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